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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

Il an elad 10 believe thai The hsarti-
nsss Of year demonstration batKays TO
soue extsnl yoaF DemocEstio enthnsi.
asu. fsel like eonfcasina 20 yoa 70
nieht thai what have ssen 0f this vast
country and its people sines ] lsft home
has, II possible, increased my sense Of
responsibility as 9 pcblie ofioer and
msnbaT Of . great political party. Ny
ofiiaial daky / O0e 70 ail the people Of
the land, and WHISTLER it 10 veil or lily
performed. primarily conoesns them
and me a. kheiT public servant. But /
cannot fail Of my duiy TO the country
without discreditinR you and the party
oe my choice. These oonsidefafiOns
should conetFain me 70 that course Of
oEaeiai eonduet, a. % is given me TO die
oeFn it. which b married out By the
needs Of the people and the good Of the
country. THIS tends, Ia my 0piBion,
directly 30 the adoption Of principles
and practices of tEus Democracy. Il
bshooEes ue ell 10 guard against blind,
selfish and unreasonable party feeiinR.
regardless and thonghtlees Of our ooun-
tFyss welfare, and which leads us away
from geod cltissnshiP, e veil e. true
Dana00RaoV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

The reception over, the President hur-
ried 10 his carriage through side en-
trance and was driven 10 the excursion
boat. Al the same tina Mrs. Cleveland
left the hotel aud was aboard the boat
q few minutes latar than the President
and she vessel steamed down the river
for 9 trip % the Je9erson Barracks,
adorned with flowers, and the uaibed
States arsenal band vas In attendanoe.
There wera between three and four
hundred tnvited guests on board.
The trip Waa gotten up ~ Q relief for
Presldsnt and Mrs. Cleveland from the
almost constant round Of receptions
and other festivities. The boat ran
down stream about eight miles. tnfned
and reached the landing aGaia at 1880.
An aeoompanyina excursion boat hsed
artillery. while the tuRs. steamboats, end
locomotives on both sides saiaked with
steam whistles.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

The Pfesidsnt was met ai the hctel By
q COMMITTEES and accompanied 70 the
Court HOUSE. with an ego0ft OF tBoops
and mounted police. For two hours
thefe waa q reception 10 the CONNER
ciai Travelers' Association 10 ths Eo-
tunda Of the Court HouBs. which was
handsomely decorated With everRreens
and bunting. About I've hundred tFsv-
cling msn passed By the President In Q
single Ale. folloWina them vas Q
crowd. and hand shaking continued IN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05
uxKyKNzTuL ATTMnMooN.

This afternoon vas uasvsntfuL The
Presidential party vas eeosFted from
the boat 70 the fair grounds where they
becsms the RneatG OF the faiE Associa-
tion, and lunched with q party sf thirty
OF forty ladies and gentlemen 10 the
club house. They than Witnessed the
tSottlna races and returned 10 the hotel
Tor dinner.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

Today's programme for the enter
tafnment of che President comprises
reception, boat ride 10 the fair Rr0unde,
gorgeous evening pageant and ball aad
hie Departure for Chicago a. ? o'clock.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05
The ST. LOUIS PEOPLE.
Lew OssnpIesely They ~
tertain Thefr GuestA
a shswef sf Resss ssr Mrs. clevslnna--
Ths Nay d FHlsa VIVA RsssptHsnA
Kzs4ruisns asa raraasA

81. Louzs. Ost. L-Lnt evening TIE
Rfaeldantiai party uaa oon6netsd alonR
ihe HiEmina1ed 1lEsefa % fhs Expc-
eition. II Mnsis Han daFlpR the pes-
fofDA1e8 of "A Shower Of RosoaS hy
0iinuEess Band. large screen Has ls1
fail 6lspisyine life aiEs ell painting Of
Mra. OlsVsiand, and from that Instant
nDfl "a bsnd esasaf. rose leaHss osnta
down fFem he esiIlnG h Q showeF spon
fhe ufnfuFn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

The party rsaehsd thu hotsI a 10 ..
e. was Rtsen by several sirnina sooie-
era made q procession Of o0,000 psople.
AftsE numbeE of sopgH tbs President
addressed TIE people e. fellows:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05
CARE EKRosKD,

The Alton road has taken extEaordi-
nary pains 10 insnFe the safety OF the
President toniahf, during hia io1raey
20 Chicago. A pilot train. consisting Of
eaains and 80 ofacial car OF the road,
urseedes the PrssidsniiAl train.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

In the evening President and Mrs.
Cleveland Witnessed \ grand street. pa
rade Of yelled prophets, ILLUSTRATING b.
q floats some Of the events Of biblical
history beeinnlnR with the dawn Of his
tory, the expulsion Of LnoifeF. kgyp-
sian eaptisfty, the scenes Of the ex'
odus, the Fhilistines, the prOph-
cts, events Of Daniel, Jonah and
JaaiAhss life, var scenes and eno-
inQ with ihe famous BelshaxsaR
feast. The proeession was Ghout an
hour ID passing. ThrouQhout its le1ath
Il vas illuminated With eolofed liRhtas
besides 9 glare from q hundred thsus-
and Ras lets especially crested foE the
carnival.
a Yelled Prophets ball followed ths
procession and at II O'Clock the Pfesi-
Dental party withdrew and WeEe e.
eoFlsd 20 The aepo, and left for Chicago.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

AEH foaG. Oel. "A saa ai3nsd b.
tbs isadefs q ne yasloas REolesinna
osnominaiienn - heem issued for =
&a@etM eu seEea1e 81 81 kFapRstiamA
p1n4AeRs = th8 Enised Stntsn, 90 b.
hel1 endeE tba anaEices q tAs Egan.
Dse. -. 80 and go. "a dssa1a lq1diDa
qaaatioma
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

NEg foHz, 0ei. &--fhs annaal n,sss.
Ina q TIE Clsafing Hazes Assooiaaisn
vas beid today. TIE report shows thst
tke tolal tfaEN1eslona duEing fhe past
Yess ueEs 45e.433.l15.flo. kers AZ
ulxt1-aEe meDbeFs. wite toiai earital
and mfgies q 4l07 ,219.1c0.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05
Frases VII Care fsr GAs widow.

PARIs, Oct. 4.-Ths munioipal counoil
Of RaFts proposes 10 grant 5000 francs
20 The widow OF Game Keeper Brionop,
recently shot dead on The French Ger
man fFontsef. The graft viii Be ao-
eompAniee By q protest against the
widow aeeeptinQ any indemRilg from
Che German 0ogeFnmenf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

WAAAlA0fQAs O94. 4.-W. n. noto
and n. i. ehaxpstein. Of Waahinalon
Territory, counsel fer the wheai grow
ers Of that ssssions arrived here today to
prefer charges against the Northern Pa
eide Railroad Company for extortionato
freight rates on wheat from Wslla Wal
la 70 Portland. The oaoa will Be heard
bagOfe the FntsE State CommoFcs Gem
mission on th llih instant.
Subsidy waassa fer Americas Lines.
San FnARolaco. Oct. A.--Rssolatlons
are expected 20 be passed By the San
Francisco Chamber Of Oommeree ha its
next meeting recommended that sub
aides BE- paid she pacino Mail and
O0eanic Etsamship Companies for thar
China and Australia mail service. Con
gruss will be asked 10 assist tho AmeFi-
can Steamship llnsa IN CON peting with
tho Canadian pAaiia.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

settler 8kite4. women over eIxts
yeaFs q aas. aiek Ia bed, have heon
tAsen by slx men end carried onl inc
oIiglnR gtofu. Delisato women 40
thetI hands tied with cefds till ne Ash
saa bruised and shs1 dragged ahFiskine
from their bones. Children haga haan
besn prsmataFeiy a. khsalahf AZ 4 band
o. ewie1oTa.
~etEonR men have hssn run down by
see reniaaa an hrFssbank, then ham.
enited end dFaQasd frsm their pos.ae.
slana- ! miahf 90 on and mnItlefw In.
stances whsse ne Sheriff viii wTlt oe
eieolmo1t ID one hand amd 4 nFiflnh
eonilaet in the other eavs these poor
people t1oiF choiea h6luaon thens twa
egils which thsY w8ald TAXA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

kmdavlls Of The erueislss u,a.tt.sA
efs beine eo!leoisd. SAYS ~ writer. for
uee - WeaninR,on DeEt winter, and
WI % fead % ools A0neaa % Congress.
1nsy ere exQ14ssd % create 3 SENSATION
geen ne peeple o. tae Easl ere bTouRht
fnLD y realise uha1 native Anerioan
pionss.a are saasriaR a ne kands o.
theae lnssdeEs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

W1aMMaTuN, 0ra &-Tha Ella ato,v
that knziish ayndkcmias are fannFtlna IA
oxensGsa measures 10 diannanesa ssssiera
from Ayndloate la1dM pmFuhmned fFonu
WealeEn roads w4s Hspived here TO-DAY.
Nc oncsal infoEfnasiou has been ~.
eelxsd 90 tAs sabfset q she Interi0f.
peperImRut.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

Pins, Ose. &.-Advioas from Mada-
RasoaF 20 the eifeet lhAi diplomsiio 70.
lations baewsen the REsnch Preaident
and the Malaaaay Ministry have been
served and tha French resident haaied
down the ofssiAi 0aa IN lsft lhe Oapi.
eal, returning 10 Tamatave. Hova, Che
foreign Minietok, has hasn exiied.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

eAu EnkmorsOo, Oss 4.-OwinR "a ihe
illness of DisaKiet AttorneT 6sonehln.
tha pf1aneaticn a. HotsEs n. Morrow on
the shaERs e en- hsassEV viii Be- oondnSt-
"a e. oniunsi 0soFRs y. TouFn0y. Ths
GsDd Safy. haa wFE,sFloualy dlssp-
pcafsd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

skH FnAncIsoo. Oe1. A-Thomas Nssl.
fhs uals knoun esrisafafizt % herrf5l
West7y. arEised IN tbs eity iodAy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

hcW xAH RnAcxloa ~ Bzmu mAunu.
AazED OF Amxnl0kM a0EL.
WAsRwoToN, Oct. "A Rsitiah
synolcsie whieh 10 said 10 have par
from TIE Me0EegoF a weston RaIlwav
Company, is meraiiasnly eVIufino ~
tenants from their lanfin. thrir tiiles
theReto beloe IL dispato u tho atole
OoaFts. eueA is the infoEmation roe
10 The handa Of she General Iand
Oflee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

IL has been widely raported that the
General Assembly was likely 10 pass q
resolution protesting seainek the death
sentence being carried Gus sgalnat the
condemned Chicago Anarchists. TAat
auch resolution viii be introdnced
there b little doubt, bal that Il will be
passed ls not certain fact. II b mach
more likely 20 b tabled. A thorough
canvas amoaa dslsgatss shows 9 strong
feeling prevailing that the Knights
should lsf the Anarchists alone.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

Al 8o'ciook the General Assembly
was called TO order and the report Of
the Committee on Credentials was
received. Some one hundred and eighty.
Eve delegates we're favogably reported,
while few were without The endorse
nsnt Of the Osmmittee. Tue principal
Dsuves kicker. There vas q warm die
cussion Which vas protFeoted fill I
o'clock. when the Ocnvention adiourn.
ed until tomorrow morning,
Master Workman PowdsFiy said tkie
evening that The other contested casel
would easily be disposed Of.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

Los AMoELKa. 0s. 4.--Complalnla
we're uaA4e to-day os TIE uttsg inads-
Qaaey o. The p1hlle asho5l faelliiieg faF
this city. Ths balidings are % crowded
that the psople havs - TAXA turn about
half. day seHieus. Il bas been decided
= buiid seven re eehool honees, bot
the aEonnd bas hst bean Dufohassd.
1he svenIne Express sa9zsglg that the
thirty city shuFsbss b taEaed h aohooi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

eAcnAMxs1o. o.. Al. O. Van KiEk.
foE many ysafs 81 emploTes Of the San
Ioaautn 3 AaeEumaa1o Navigation
Oompauy, has ben emht xxltnn. IhG
exsent pf ths dsEAloa1ion h not knows,
bus is u estimated 10 be ketWesn ei4,-
600 SO &lB.Mn. He haa aaslansd bis
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05
Basehail.

InpEAHoFoErs, Oct. A-First game
Chicago l, Indlanopolis 2. second
esms-OA'eaao 6. Indianapolis s.
PHELkHELREfA, Ost. 4. = Boston 3.
Philadslphia 9.
wAlz1soTos. oos. t.-Esu YOsk 6.
WashinRto q
PITrssUsa. o.. A-Pisisbasa Z, De
troit 4
Lo5nyuGA, ool. a.--LouIsviIIs .. 81.
Lenls u.
P1lEADEzsxlA, os.. a-RAIsinors 9,
Athlsiios 8.
Dfvlaena Declared.
Rxw YouK. Oot. A-The diEeotsFs of
The Ht. Louis 4 San Ffancisco RaiIFsad
today Declares q dividend Of 2H esnts
on the pgefsFFsd stock, payabls on
Oct. Stat.
mapaaix TAhinx shape
Lon AHaEzw, Ost. A.--Tks pFoisoted
6alt Laks 0Isy q Los AneeIsa railroad
h rapidly taking SHAPE. Tue surveyors
ere nov e wask % 1aa Gabriel, AFi19
%, 70 datasmins the feasibility Of that
route 70 FaaoA The ooean. Ihe grade ts
not over g feet per mia and wlli re-
quire only tue shost tgnnalG. u %
fhouaht that it ean b balit for from
ESQ 900 10 81. 900 per nile through he
mountaina. Ths right % way has been
sscufed and e was fspoFted today that
sifs foF . eepet 10 this oitg has bean
axs6 between Santa fs and The 8Juth-
era Pacihe dep0i.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-22
LIVE STOCK Markets.

st, Louis. Nov. 1.-the National Live
S,ocs Indicator reports
Cattle-Receipts, 20o; shipments, 20;
market strong; choice heavy native steers,
4 3Ulg4 80; fair to good native steers, 3 CJg
4 ~; butchers steers fair to prime, O0G} 10;
stockers and feeders, 7O@2 %; rangers, com
mon to good cornfed 25Sl ~
Hogs-Receipts, 100; shipments, 100, mar
ket active and strong prices ranging from
4 - TO , IN.
sheep Receipts, 60; shpments, T)Oi
market firm; fair to fancy, 39lG4 10, lambs
5 S0@4 50.
hAxsAs CITY. Nov. 1.-The 1--we Stock
Indicator reports.
Cattle Receipts, iloO; shipments, 2Ns; good
choice COWS to l0c higher others lO3 lower
good TO choice cornled, 4 S5lsi 50; com 1ln %,
TO medium, ?iG4 lb; stockers, 0G2 co.
feeding steers, 6jtd3 %; cows, 2jI2 20; grass
range steers, j slG3 90
Hogs- Receipts. 1891; shipments, 1881;
market strong. at Yesterday prices ranging
Sleep Receipts, 2l0O; shipments none;
market steady; good TO choice, S0G3 80;
common to medium 5O@2 e..
CHICAGO, Nov, 2l.-The Drovers' journal
Cattle Receipts, ll,oOo, shipments, 800;
market steady: beeves, 3 O1Gj So; fancy, 500
> JJ;stC ckers and feeders, 2uOG32O; COWS, bulls
and mixed, SOS 70; Texas cattle g ~
western rangers, a. ~.
Hogs-Receipts, C1ll, shipments, none;
m.rket strong; mixed, jOG4 }; heavy, 100
Is; light, 4Uh ~.
Sheep Receipts, 500; shipments, ID; mar
ket strong; natives, 3 0pdt y westerns u q
3 -; Texans, 2 > G] -; lambs, 800 10.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-22
THE MARKETS.
local col ron MARKET.
GENERAL LOCAL MARKET.

sa--Aldeu process, evaporated l214c
- sliced 7l4ci bright quarters es4c. =,
svl,,coS-Dry salt 500 short clear smohed
Do D., hrnag a-t bacon, l3I4; hams, l2Hlgl3.
~, UtNn PuWDER-Dr. Prices and Royal
bAH no,, 81 Is; l2-oz., 90; 21a-lSs., II };
brands, i.og 46c; 4-oz, 75c s-oz., 10; III
VnSe 7tAIeXandre's Is ID, 4oc; :. lb, 75c; n 10,
70 Ll -. e. .iornis navy in sacks, 4c;
llmS ,i,,n In bags eOc r doz., OF. liquid sue,
pipp,sso ,9. Mo- fancy broom 81 90 do g. 25,
bhosS string green straw o. rs, 3 string
snoy q ~, string green " %, 2 string yell
oww,%s1t'ptSe MArERGAL-Coopered lime 81 10
pVViiIti in uult 81 80. Plssteriug latns g. ID
Psr NJ GOAT hair i5c per bu; Cement, Ros
srlae s. 7Oper bol. Louisville s. %, English
DOW sr lnSf X &c y 70, NO. X size.
cream la IA 50" Excelsior sc, ginger snaps
h'cskes uud 1umhles l2l4c, knicknacks lie,
nnhahets and cartoons l0tsc.
'toFYEE-l noice rio, H4c; prime. 20; fair
''TSoN OIL Euciun in bbs &c r. gal, in 2-i
rs 10; Bri liant in bbls lSc &, gal In 2-i
,.a.s 10, "a cans, - B gasoline 81 ~.
eTtyplEs-Fiint, Sc.
Flcrn-Luca mills quote IN carload lots
s,,. patent 81 NJ, second patent s2.iO;
,raIght s. 10, amily 50 ~, low grades sl,5o,
Narthern mills quote First patent $3.50;
/, !esdo paten o. extra family ~ Az, com
mon 4DpArEs-lOc y H.
FTxI--Coal, delivered at yards bituminous
a. sntnracite, Si0 per ton; cord wool, ~.
NGupKS FRUi1S-I4emons 55,p5 ~ DOR box
usssinca, $50 in case,5 80; 800 IN case, i.
Srsf res, A05. Bananas g. sO13 W ger bunch.
0GeaHAy r .oUr -Percwt. 81 80.
GRIrs-fer Dbl 81 %.
HOMGNY Per bril-, "a %.
n H0~EY-C California, 9(0llc n.
LARp-Retiued in tierces 71qc per ID: 5O-ll
.as 80; @-lb nc; lO-lb Sc 5-lb sec; S-lt
IVA American Asses. dog each, 90 75
e,tnwicn, Don, So 10; Philadelphia, doz
';S, Bobbet's So 70; Sterling Ball, 81 81.
m .ots75, American 4doz 375 Green wich do2
IA Sball CbnmniC doS 20
'ysUNEs-TurAish. bb. $ 81 dc 90 n boxes ~
A vTofated 81 ID. l0G4ll 80 ID, l2C9l5c.
MsINs-Calitornia- London aver, 5oS
4 SioE-Prime to choice, 4s4aBc.
EopE--Slsal "a incn basis &c per n, cotton
SOB ttIPicarh, in kegs, 41.@5c per III; In
sALT-Mlchiean nat hoops % per bio
Nlchigan dairy, s3 -.
suGIR-St STANDARD, granulated, re; cut
oaf, = &C; powdered, &c: neT crop, white
clarified, $50; fancy yellow CHARMED, b24(G7'
choice do, 6Ac; choice brown, &c; prime u
choice seconds. 5hc.
SARDINEs- rench SIS %; American, a
SrARCH-RoyHl gloss, Sac; lib boxes, SIC
lib, 5sAc; lib, &c; bulk, lc; Pearl SOC.
SHOT Drop h5 per bag, buck 30,
TEAs-Gunpowder, SjGD5Oc per ID Imperial
i0CtgtOc; 90 Ong, S0GN3.
TOBACCO AND SNuFF-Standard plug ma
Vles SJtDilc per h; bright 7-oz. twist 35lG40c
Hin plug, 25@S5c; smoking, assorted stan
ARD goods o. l2 as9 sngn Garrets 9-ss
Ralph'r d-oz bottles, $40 50; do. 1a-oz. boxes
WIsEs-Hlgh wines, 81 ID.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-22
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

BUTTER-2NG3jc per ID.
HEEswAX-l4al5c p 10.
CoRN-In the shuck. new SOC; old, h5c,
CoRShEAI-White, In sacKs Of A. ~, ~;
Team meal, In sacks of II lbs, CSC.
CLBnAGE-31 4(S31sc Der ID.
CHEESE Cream, l4Sltc per II; half cream
aper III; skinned, l0c per 10.
CiDER-In barrels, q 10; half barrel. 50 80;
ach, B GOO W.
lGGs-Dull at l2l1CSl5c.
HAY-New Texas prairie, 81 per ton.
HIDEs-No dry flint over 20 lbs, loo; No
! DO, Sc badly damaged and bah hides, go
Emo, green salted, &c; No. :, SC; No. green
butcher hides i(s5c; No. 2, DC sheep skins lOa
Sc each.
KRAUT--lIalf bbls, s. 90.
0sIoNs-3c(9Sl4c per n; California, 81 .
topper bushel
0Ars-In sacks, 2s(a30c y bushel.
POrATo Es-lrish, 81 0VSl 20 per bushel
i.eet, 81 10 per bushel
TALLow- -2921a per 10.
WHEAT-G0c per bushel.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-22

Cash quotations were AS follows:
Fourth moderate request; no gu table
change.
WGeat-No. red, 75x.
Corn, No. ?, 4i1g
Oat,-No 2, "a
Lard, per loo pounds, ca l2q.
Snort rib sides (OOseI = tQd7 %
Dry sailed shoulders boxed 5o@is.
Short clear sides boxed 3l(D7 81,
Iiams, steady al II 0O6olI ~
Whisky, distilers' furnished goods. 10
PER gallon.
New ORLEANS Nov, ls.-Flour steady
choice, 1904 ~; winter wheat patents, 4 s. d
{. =; Minnesota patent process, 4 7a(G4 s.
Corn-Market tirmer; sacked, 10; white $50
mixed, ~; yellow, nominal.
Oats-Scarce, and market irm AT - Kos
Cornmeal-Market steady at 30.
80 HaymMarket quiet prime. Is otSl7; choice,
Hog Products-Market firmer
Pork, II 81.
Lard, refined tierce, 8 62H
Bulk Meats-Shouldsrs. 8 62t,; lonk cleal
ribs, d S,1a clear ribs, 4 S7HtA6 w.
Demonstrations, rs; long clear anC
clear ribs, ! s7sGS o.
Hams-Choice suKar-eured, canyassed, il D
Whisky-Market quiet at O5,6l 81.
Cofee-In light demand with holders firm
Rice Market fairly active and a sh.d,
Cotton St, seed seed froducts-Msrket nominal
prime crude oils, &c asked.
Coke and Mehl-l9W.
Bran-Quiet and weak al 721a975c.
Sughr-Stesdy and in fair dcmsud; opet
kettle, strictly prime, 47-l6tGi1 fully fair, ~
sood to fair, al :; common to gooj 3}s in
ierior, sG$.q; centrifugals, on plantatio,
granulated, b}s; choice white, 5'4G57.; OF
white, 53sGjls; gray white, 5>.Gg Lie; ChOc,
yellow clarified. D l-l6S5h; prime, D. .gj$4
oil do, 81. seconds, 1900.
Moasses-Market firm; open kettle, fancy
Acc, Ltrlctly prime, %Sis; centriiugals, strcll,
prime, 2SG27c; good PRIME 2394; syrups
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SYDNEY. y >, Nov. ~ "A -cJi ing
race for the championship OF She
world between Beach aud ll4n'an
took place on the Nepan river today
aud was won by Beach.
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ST. LOUIS WOOL MA KET,

ST. LOUIS, Nov. q Wool mirke
quiet ard steady quotations unchanged
unwsshed bright med um, lS9A; coarst
1904; Inc heavy, l2GlS; tub.w ashed, choice
~ interior, 3|g}3; sacks, lOGl2; hard and
bury, lOglj.
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PRODUCE AND LIVE sToCH
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2L-A surprisingly strong
fee ing was Developed In the wheat market
to-day and prices touched the hishest 10 at
yet reached since tue upturn in prices set ~,
Inc visible supply statement showed an in
crease OF lel7,0 bushels. which was abo1
what me Minority OF operators had expect d
The following are the highest closing u,ints
In leading futures
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GALVESTON COFFEE MARKET

GALVESTON, Nov. 2l.-Wholesals dealer
report: Market unchanged; ord nary 49,
good ordinary, az; fair to primo, Tx choice
23 pesberry, "a; government Java, ~
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My ie H. moss lu f.c erja mo ~
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All the finest and best brands OF
cigars, imported and domestic can be
had at the House of Lords.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
COTTON.

FEU'TS At UNITED SThTFS PUNIS'
GALVESTON. Nov. 2I.--The following Ia n
comparative statement OF cotton receipts al
all ports giveu.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
Futures closed very steady, / to- points
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GALVESTON cnrrnN

GALvEsroN. nov ll.-apor cotion close
dun. prices unchanged.
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